It’s the first full day of Fall with lots of sunshine and warm temperatures. Here is your News You Can Use for Tuesday, Sept. 23, 2014:
Weather:
It will be mainly sunny today with a high of 22 C. The evening will see a low of 11 C with fog patches developing.
News:
A new Nanos Research poll shows that more than half of survey respondents have a “negative impression” of Doug Ford. The poll also showed John Tory’s lead continuing to grow in the mayoral race ahead of his rival candidates.
Brian Gallant leads the Liberals to a majority government in New Brunswick’s provincial election.
Netflix refuses an order from the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission to turn over confidential subscriber information.
Road Closures:
Queen’s Park Crescent from Bloor Street to College Street, and Hoskin Avenue from St. George Street to Queen’s Park Crescent will be closed from 12:30 to 2 p.m. for the swearing in of Elizabeth Dowdeswell as the 29th Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. Wellesley Street West will remain closed until 3:30 p.m.
Adelaide Street West will be partially closed from Simcoe to York streets until Nov. 15 for watermain work, TTC track work and road re-construction.
Events:
The JFL42 comedy festival continues till Sept. 27 with notable names such as Wanda Sykes, Seth Meyers, Emily Heller and Joe Rogan.
Politics of Fashion | Fashion of Politics is an exhibit that examines how fashion affects social progress. Curated by Jeanne Beker, the exhibition is on at the Design Exchange at 234 Bay Street until Jan. 25, 2015.
